Business Law

Stop losing high-value business clients to voicemail.

Samie qualifies business law leads, filters tire-kickers, captures case details, and books consultations — so your attorneys only spend time on clients who are ready to engage.

The problem

Business law intake is a volume game.

Dozens of calls a week. Half are tire-kickers. The real clients call after hours. And your staff can't tell the difference fast enough.

High volume of tire-kicker calls

Business owners call with quick questions they found on Google. Your staff spends 20 minutes on calls that never convert. The real clients get a busy signal.

Wide range of case types

Formation, contracts, disputes, IP, employment, M&A — every call needs different intake questions. A generic script misses the details your attorneys need.

After-hours calls from business owners

Entrepreneurs don't keep banker's hours. They call after the day's fires are out — 7 PM, weekends, holidays. Those are often your highest-value leads.

How Samie helps

How Samie handles business law calls.

Professional, efficient, and sharp enough to separate the signal from the noise.

Qualifies before it connects

Samie asks about business size, revenue, and timeline to filter out calls that don't fit your practice. Your attorneys only hear from qualified prospects.

Identifies case type accurately

Entity formation, contract disputes, intellectual property, employment matters, mergers and acquisitions — Samie categorizes correctly and captures the details that matter.

Routes to the right specialty

Multi-attorney firms get calls routed to the right practice group. A contract dispute goes to litigation, not your transactional team.

Books consultations on the spot

Qualified leads don't wait for a callback. Samie books them directly into your calendar while they're still engaged and motivated.

Sample conversation

What a business law call sounds like.

Incoming call

Contract dispute inquiry

Samie

Thank you for calling. This is Samie. How can I help you today?
Hi, I run a logistics company and we're having a problem with one of our vendors. They're not honoring the terms of our contract and it's costing us a lot of money.

Samie

I'm sorry to hear that. Contract disputes can be stressful, especially when they're impacting your bottom line. Can I ask a few questions so we can connect you with the right attorney?
Sure, go ahead.

Samie

What's the approximate value of the contract in question? And is this a vendor you're still doing business with, or has the relationship ended?
It's about $450,000 annually. We're still under contract with them through the end of the year, but we want to know our options.

Samie

That's helpful. Given the contract value and the ongoing relationship, our business litigation team would be the best fit. I'd like to schedule a consultation so they can review the agreement and advise you on next steps. Do you have time this week?

Consultation booked with business litigation team. Full intake delivered.

A $450K contract dispute just called after hours.Samie qualified and booked it.

Stop losing business clients to voicemail. Every call qualified, every lead captured.

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